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Parks and Recreation

23 items where Houston City Council's official record names Parks and Recreation as the department bringing it forward.

Grouped from the department name each item's own record states — not an org chart, and not every item names a department (most don't), so this isn't a complete list of everything that department has done.

Items

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-12Parks

The City Council is asked to hold a public hearing on the Houston Parks and Recreation Department's Standards of Care for the Houston Youth Recreation Program.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-11Parks

The City Council is asked to close the public hearing for the Houston Parks and Recreation Department's Houston Youth Recreation Program Standards of Care.

ON THE AGENDA2026-08-11Parks

The City Council is asked to hold a public hearing on the Houston Parks and Recreation Department's Standards of Care for the Houston Youth Recreation Program.

ON THE AGENDA2026-07-21Parks

The City Council is asked to approve spending authority of up to $1,386,000.00 for playground improvements and replacements and related services for the Houston Parks and Recreation Department, awarded to Lone Star Recreation of Texas, LLC through the BuyBoard purchasing cooperative.

PASSED2026-07-14Parks

The City Council voted to schedule a public hearing on the Houston Parks and Recreation Department's Youth Recreation Program Standards of Care. The hearing is set for 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.

PASSED2026-05-12Parks

The city approved spending $850,000 from the Parks and Recreation Dedicated Fund to make improvements to playgrounds managed by the Houston Parks and Recreation Department.

PASSED2026-05-12Parks

The city council approved spending $493,000 from the Parks Consolidated Construction Fund to make improvements at Hager Park, managed by the Houston Parks and Recreation Department.

PASSED2026-05-12Parks

The city is spending $887,000 from the Parks Consolidated Construction Fund to renovate the Friendship Pavilion, including funding for project costs and public art.

Parks and Recreation — items brought before Houston City Council — PlainDocket